Euroskeptics Win Election in France, Lose in Netherlands
Marine Le Pen is building her party into a national force. Geert Wilders’ future is in doubt.
Marine Le Pen is building her party into a national force. Geert Wilders’ future is in doubt.
Dutch Freedom Party leader Geert Wilders refuses to apologize for leading a racist chant.
Dissatisfied with Prime Minister Mark Rutte’s economic policy, Dutch voters punish the coalition parties.
Unreliable green energy from Germany is hurting Dutch companies.
A study that shows the Dutch would be better off outside the EU ignores political realities.
Europe’s populists share Americans’ resentment, but are to their left on economic policy.
“Austerity” in the Netherlands has mostly meant tax increases for businesses and workers.
Without the Danish People’s Party, nationalists in France and the Netherlands lack enough allies.
The ruling Labor Party is eager to support the French intervention in West Africa.
The Dutch prime minister convinces opposition parties to support his spending plans.
Without opposition support, Prime Minister Mark Rutte would be unable to pass legislation.
More spending cuts and tax increases will more allow the Netherlands to keep its deficit under 3 percent.
The social democrats earlier blocked the F-35.
The government must cut deeper to keep its shortfall under the European treaty limit.
Both oppose the European Union and Muslim immigration, but the Dutch are socially liberal.